| 1975 | Debuted on Mushroom Records with 'Dreamboat Annie,' introducing Ann Wilson's powerhouse vocals and Nancy Wilson's intricate guitar work to rock audiences for the first time. |
| 1975 | 'Magic Man' climbed the charts as Heart's breakthrough single, pairing Ann's wailing lead vocals with a hypnotic guitar riff that became one of the defining sounds of classic rock radio. |
| 1977 | 'Barracuda,' the ferocious lead single from the album 'Little Queen,' cemented Ann and Nancy Wilson as rock icons and remains one of the most recognizable guitar-driven riffs in pop culture. |
| 1977 | 'Crazy On You,' recorded for 'Dreamboat Annie' and widely promoted through 1977, showcased Nancy Wilson's acoustic fingerpicking alongside Ann's vocal acrobatics, both elements the bio identifies as part of the national archive. |
| 2012 | Released the career-retrospective box set 'Strange Euphoria,' a three-CD, DVD collection gathering hit singles, solo recordings, and previously unreleased demos spanning nearly four decades. |
| 2012 | Published the memoir 'Kicking and Dreaming: A Story of Heart, Soul, and Rock & Roll,' offering Ann and Nancy Wilson's account of building one of rock's most enduring acts from the Seattle scene outward. |
| 2012 | Released the studio album 'Fanatic,' recorded with Grammy-winning producer Ben Mink across hotel rooms and studios on the West Coast, extending Heart's catalog into a 13th studio record. |
| 2013 | Inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame alongside Rush, Public Enemy, and Randy Newman at the Nokia Theater ceremony, with the original Heart lineup reuniting on stage. |
| 2016 | Released 'Beautiful Broken,' the Wilson sisters' most recent studio album, blending orchestral arrangements with the band's signature hard-rock identity. |
| 2024 | Launched the 'Royal Flush' tour in the spring before Ann Wilson's cancer diagnosis interrupted the run, with the band announcing Ann had completed preventative chemotherapy and postponing all remaining dates to 2025. |
| 2025 | Resumed the 'Royal Flush' tour with a kickoff show in Las Vegas, playing major cities across North America after Ann Wilson completed treatment, marking Heart's full return to live performance. |
Anyone who has turned on the radio in the last several decades knows Heart intimately. California born, Seattle bred sisters Nancy and Ann Wilson are behind some of rock’s most iconic hits from the wild call of “Barracuda” to the epic lilt of “Magic Man” to the deranged shriek of “Crazy On You.” Nancy’s guitar and Ann’s wail are practically part of the national archive, indelible elements of American pop culture. In their nearly forty years as a band, the Wilson sisters have been lauded as sex symbols, idealized as feminist icons, and worshiped by critics and fans alike, selling over 35 million albums worldwide and thrilling audiences with their raucous live show. In June 2012, Heart released the retrospective box set, Strange Euphoria. The Wilson sisters became authors with the publication of their memoir, Kicking and Dreaming: A Story of Heart, Soul, and Rock & Roll. Also, in 2012, they came out with Fanatic and in 2016, Beautiful Broken came out. Heart continues to fill arenas all over the world.